On This Day In Judy Garland’s Life And Career – July 12
“I’m always being compared to Al Jolson, which doesn’t help a woman’s vanity!” – Judy Garland, 1968 July 12, 1931:
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“I’m always being compared to Al Jolson, which doesn’t help a woman’s vanity!” – Judy Garland, 1968 July 12, 1931:
“Judy Garland, possibly the screen’s best example of a baby Bernhardt who grew up to become one of its most
“[Judy] in the parlance of show folk, is what is known as a sure-fire show-stopper and box-office magnet.” – Uncredited
“She is all she has always been, with added charm and a heightened dramatic power.” – Constance Herreshoff, the San
“I’d have more confidence in her future happiness if right now – before those marks of fatigue become indelible –
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“If I represent people’s dreams, then I represent a lot more than I really am.” – Judy Garland, 1967 June